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Peter Dotzenroth

Field Shift Operating Supervisor at Ontario Power Generation. On Ontario’s disclosure list 18 years between 2007 and 2025.

Salary disclosure2025
Peter Dotzenroth
Field Shift Operating Supervisor
Ontario Power Generation
Salary paid
$233,567.33
Taxable benefits
$5,308.37
Total disclosed
$238,875.70
Source: Government of Ontario, Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, 1996. © King’s Printer for Ontario.
Change from 2024: +$14,540 (+6.6%)
18years on
the list

Among 85 people with the title “Field Shift Operating Supervisor” in 2025

Paid more than 68% of them. Their median: $220,708.

Among 10,346 people at Ontario Power Generation in 2025

827th highest paid. Their median: $161,066.

Paid more than 97% of everyone on the 2025 disclosure list, which only lists people paid $100,000 or more.

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Salary by year

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YearSalaryMedian for the job
2007$143,159$117,722
2008$139,685$105,927
2010$134,387$122,900
2011$119,554$118,909
2012$136,421$121,071
2013$150,308$123,989
2014$115,360$123,675
2015$135,481$129,300
2016$123,049$130,990
2017$118,858$116,807
2018$119,916$114,772
2019$123,218$119,815
2020$131,563$124,947
2021$138,461$124,790
2022$132,695$169,507
2023$210,726$177,801
2024$219,028$195,266
2025$233,567$220,708

History

YearEmployer and jobSalaryBenefitsChange
2025Ontario Power GenerationField Shift Operating Supervisor$233,567$5,308+$14,540 (+6.6%)
2024Ontario Power GenerationNuclear Waste Operator First Line Manager Assistant$219,028$7,468+$8,302 (+3.9%)
2023Ontario Power GenerationNuclear Waste Operator First Line Manager Assistant$210,726$11,993+$78,030 (+58.8%)
2022Ontario Power GenerationNuclear Waste Operator First Line Manager Assistant$132,695$6,376−$5,765 (−4.2%)
2021Ontario Power GenerationTraining Technician - Conventional Safety$138,461$5,730+$6,898 (+5.2%)
2020Ontario Power GenerationTraining Technician – Conventional Safety$131,563$5,145+$8,344 (+6.8%)
2019Ontario Power GenerationTraining Technician - Conventional Safety$123,218$4,459+$3,303 (+2.8%)
2018Ontario Power GenerationTraining Technician - Conventional Safety$119,916$4,465+$1,057 (+0.9%)
2017Ontario Power GenerationTraining Technician - Conventional Safety$118,858$4,924−$4,191 (−3.4%)
2016Ontario Power GenerationNuclear Operator$123,049$1,381−$12,432 (−9.2%)
2015Ontario Power GenerationNuclear Operator$135,481$1,372+$20,120 (+17.4%)
2014Ontario Power GenerationNuclear Operator$115,360$1,366−$34,947 (−23.3%)
2013Ontario Power GenerationNuclear Operator$150,308$1,343+$13,886 (+10.2%)
2012Ontario Power GenerationNuclear Operator$136,421$1,293+$16,868 (+14.1%)
2011Ontario Power GenerationNuclear Operator$119,554$1,248−$14,833 (−11.0%)
2010Ontario Power GenerationNuclear Operator$134,387$1,166
2008Ontario Power GenerationCivil Maintainer$139,685$1,160−$3,474 (−2.4%)
2007Ontario Power GenerationCivil Maintainer I Journeyperson$143,159$1,543

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Questions and answers

Why is Peter Dotzenroth on the disclosure list?

Ontario Power Generation paid Peter Dotzenroth $233,567 in 2025. Ontario’s public employers must disclose everyone they paid $100,000 or more in a calendar year, under the Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, 1996.

What does “salary paid” include?

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